Vladimir Putin gets called out for fight by boxing ring girl Jiselle Arianne, vows to be “aggressive”
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Boxing ring girl calls out Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin might have a lot of enemies across the globe. The supreme leader now has another one added to his long list as stunning boxing ring girl, Jiselle Arianne calls out the Russian president for a boxing match.
Jiselle Arianne is a Bally Sports ring girl who expressed that her wish is to fight Russian President Vladimir Putin. The ring girl decided to challenge the leader after Russia’s attempt to capture Ukraine. Putin has been called out by several boxers and other fighters across the globe but this one stands out to be the most interesting one.
Ahead of a boxing event of Bally Sports that was headlined by Andranik Grigoryan vs Otabek Khomatov, Arianne was asked who her dream opponent to fight would be. After giving it some thought, the ring girl said: “That’s a good one. There’s so many. That’s hard. I’ll go with Putin. I’ll be aggressive.” Putin was an honorary black belt and is known to be a great athlete. Check out the Instagram of the ring girl that called out the Russian leader. Jiselle runs a public account and has over 2 thousand followers on her Instagram.
World Taekwondo Federation strips Vladimir Putin’s black belt
Following his accusations of committing war crimes against Ukraine in 2022, World Taekwondo Federation released a statement regarding this and revealed that they will be revoking the Russian leader’s honorary black belt. Putin was also the honorary president and ambassador, which was also taken away from him following the Ukraine war.
“World Taekwondo strongly condemns the brutal attacks on innocent lives in Ukraine,” read the statement released by the federation. “It goes against the World Taekwondo vision of ‘Peace is more precious than Triumph’ and the World Taekdowno values of respect and tolerance.”
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